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Censorship may also be directed at religious ideas, as in the Saudi Arabian prohibition on preaching Christianity, liberal restrictions on public expressions of religion, or the Roman Catholic Church's now-recinded ''Index Librorum Prohibitorum''.
 
Censorship may also be directed at religious ideas, as in the Saudi Arabian prohibition on preaching Christianity, liberal restrictions on public expressions of religion, or the Roman Catholic Church's now-recinded ''Index Librorum Prohibitorum''.
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Certain language and images that may have been censored in the past are typically common fare in the American media today. On the other hand, while nudity, for example, may be acceptable on mainstream French television, that is much less likely to be accepted in American television and even less acceptable in conservative Muslim countries.
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Certain language and images that may have been censored in the past are typically more common fare in the American media today, although, language or gestures that might be construed as foul are still censored on public American television. On the other hand, while nudity, for example, may be acceptable on mainstream international television, that is much less likely to be accepted in American television and even less acceptable in conservative Muslim countries.
    
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